Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-08-13


VIM. Irwin went through Dayton last
Wednesday morning en.roure to Bodie.
Miss Belle and Minnie Leslie went to Ia
hoe Monday evening for two weeks visit.
| George Shaw and Frank auckland report
| themselves as well pleased with their school.
! Mrs. Carrie Vincent has the best selection
of choice flowers aud shrubbery in Dayton
! A perambulaung knife and scissors grind
er was plying his vocation in town the past
week.
NJ. A. Murphy passed through on the
| train Tuesday evening, on his return from
Hawthorne.
! The suicers in Gold Canyon have had to
quit work. The Cinnamon say "you sabe,
no water, JEST Gil.
Charlie Guile, of Ell Dorado Canon.
brought the first green corn of the season to
Dayton on Monday.
All the mills chung up" on account OF
scarcity of water Probably continue that
way for another month
The water is so low in the Walker river,
at Mason Valley, ranchers have to pump
water to feed their stock.
Conrad, one of the guests of the Golden
Eagle, has invented perpetual motion ma
chine. Patent applied for.
Henry Spense. was passenger on Thurs
| days train, bound for Pine Grove, he had
been to Carson on business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Osborne of Mason Valley, for
merly of Silver City, is the guest of Mrs.
| Rowland at the Rock Point.
J. P, Haynes has almost finished the en-.
largement of the School House. 1t is a
very creditable piece OF work.
Mrs. Daniels, sister of Sheriff Brann, who
has been visiting her relatives in Dayton re
turned to Mason Valley Tuesday.
J. E. Gignoux and family are stopping at
Kinds Hot Springs. From thence they
will visit their ranch at Pine Grove.
Chicken thieves, or coyote, are rampant
agan, over 50 have mystenously disappear
ID from different houses The past week
The liver and kidneys must be kept in
GOOD condition Hoods SarSaparilla is a
great remedy for r. gulatng these organs.
W. w. Byron showed us an assay from an
average piece of rock in the Ida mine, 1t |
went s52o. We congratulate the owners. !
Miss Laura Freeman, was passenger on
Mondays train bound for Mason Valley, on
visit to friends in that section Of thu
country,
Senator w. J. Wester6eld left Wednesday
evening for visit to San Francisco, Sante
cruz and Monterey. He will be gone three
or four weeks.
Park Barnes and family, and the Harris
Shirley and Norihrup tourists are having a
splendid time in the mountains. They will
be home about the 10th inst.
Quite number of fast trotters were being
>peeded on Pike Street last Tuesday eve
hing. Dick says if they wont run their hor
ses, that he is the boss of the road.
Amos Buck, of Benton, Mono Co CAL, |
was killed last Monday by the breaking OF
the belt, in Mack's sawmill, the end striking
him. He lived IL hours after being injured !
He leaves wife.
There is some talk of capitalists taking
hold of the old Whitman mine in Como and
developing it. This is no doubt a good
property, as ore taken from the mine years
ago worked $62 per ton.
Pat Reddy the noted lawyer was a pas
senger on Wednesday evenings train. Mr..
Reddy reports his mine at Darwin, the Def. |
ance, as looking splendidy. Continual
shipments of ore are being made to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Twaddle, of Tulare City, Cal,
daughter of Hon. T. r. Hawkins, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in Day.
ton, departed on Wednesday last for Carson
City and vicinity, where she will remain for
about two weeks, before leaving for her
home in California.
The Court House Officials have organized |
the "Frozen Truth Club" A. w. Brann is
president, T. r. Hawkins is Vice President
and w. J. Harris Sec. Sessions are held
nightly on the Court House step. The
stories told are reported in shorthand and
will be published in book form. Agents
wanted.